Doctoral students of IQD presented their preliminary research results on “Circular Innovation Processes from ACAP Perspective: the Case of Cradle-to-Cradle” (Julia Schmitt) and “Internet of Things-enabled circular product innovation: a Product-Service System perspective” (Andres Alcayaga) (Projects “Cradle to Cradle Innovation Processes”, opens an external URL in a new window and “Business Models for Extending Industry 4.0 towards the entire Product Life Cycle”, opens an external URL in a new window) at the International Society for Professional Innovation Management (ISPIM) innovation Conference in Vienna on June 18th-21th.

The conference attracted more than 470 researchers and innovation professional from 41 countries and was held at the Austrian Economic Chamber. IQD researchers also participated at the ISPIM junior researcher LAB where they met senior researchers and practitioners working within innovation management.